Koenenmühle

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The Koenenmühle (also called Coenenmühle) is a former mill in the Linnefetal in Wermelskirchen - Dabringhausen in the Bergisches Land in North Rhine-Westphalia . It was also called Cremers or Otten mill. Today, the Pfannkuchenhaus Coenenmühle restaurant is located there .

history

Koenenmühle before 1900

The first mention can be found in the revenue book of the church of Dabringhausen in 1471 when Gotscald had to pay taxes in the Mollen . In 1662 she was granted a new concession.

Have on June 11, 1666

" Your Hochfürstl. Through also graciously approved that Conradt Schmidt zu Dabringhaußen puts a grinding garbage (Coenemühle) on a soap under the village of Dabringhaußen . "

“In 1689, on October 23rd, Colonel-Lieutenant Baron von Eller was allowed to build a grinding mill on his inheritance and the meadow near the Plettenburg house and the water flowing through it, which flows into the water below it called the Lennepe. He and his heirs and descendants deliver a Malter Düsseldorfer Maß (water knowledge) to the local rentmaker every year, with the condition that Coen Schmits and heirs terminate this mill at Plettenburg, this Malter is to be paid until the concession is returned. If the v. If Eller or his tenants default, all goods could be confiscated. According to the Scheffen certificate, the mill was already in good condition on Martini 1684, says Roggen a painter . "

The hunting district border between Altenberg Abbey and the Dhünnenburg ran across the Koenenmühle in 1730.

"1753, on April 25th, widow Freifrau v. Eller born v. Driesch presented the sealed package and three more from Lieutenant Colonel v. Eller seelig her bonds given away. Represented by Advokat Brass, she presented the innate seal of the deceased and asked to compare it with the seal imprint on the package before opening it. The investigation revealed differences, which the widow explained by saying that the deceased had used several seals, the latter was not known to Brass. He expressed the very strong suspicion that subordination had been committed, but did not want to delay the opening. There were 16 papers worth 2,459 thalers, a captain's patent and a lieutenant colonel patent, a manifestation note relating to the Gereide and Hornvieh that had been on the Berensterzer estate. Freifrau v. Eller wants the papers to be handed over to her. Advokat Brass again raises concerns. She receives copies, the originals stay at the court. "

Trial 1753, on May 23rd,

" Widow Lieutenant Colonel v. Eller born v. Gürtzgen to Plettenburg against Freifrau v. Eller zur Dhünn born. v. Driesch wants a copy of the protocol. "

Trial 1753, on July 30th,

“ Freiherr v. Catcarth in power of attorney from Preacher Emminghaus von Dabringhausen on behalf of Wittib Freifrau Lieutenant Colonel v. Eller because of the free aristocratic estate in Plettenburg, along with the associated grinding mill and the Rölscheider Hof. Supplement: I Maria Gertrud v. Eller, b. v. Gürtzgen zu Dhünn, also with the support and assistance of my husband, Capitain von Eller, hereby and by virtue of this, those of my wife's sister on the 2nd of this with Mr. Haddenbrock and Hasenclever, hereby confer and ratify this purchase contract that was decided on by Mr Haddenbrock and Hasenclever over a Örtgen Wiesen to enlarge the Hammerteich , at the same time also from the specific Kaufschilling the Halbscheid, so today correctly preserved in unoccupied headers, most consistently as may be legally required, probably knowingly acknowledged, document of our two handwritten signatures and innate seal, given in January 1733. MG v. Eller de Gürtzgen, JH v. Eller, Pro copia, Wietz, court clerk. "

In the years that followed, various trials were conducted before the Wermelskirchen court and the court council in Düsseldorf. Exchange contract 1799 between Pet. Casp. v. Pollem and Peter Clarenbach. The Clarenbach family owned the mill until 1843. In 1860 Carl Wilhelm Wasserfuhr sold the mill to Heinrich Löhmer for 7,500 thalers. In 1881 Löhmer sold it to his son Otto for 30,000 marks.

Sources and literature

  • Landesarchiv NRW HStAD JB Berg.Gerichte, Bornefeld No. 35
  • State archive NRW HStAD GHzB 9193 and 9194 II
  • State archive NRW HSTAD JB III R No. 2
  • Wermelskirchen City Archives 349, No. 26
  • Hinrichs, F., A castle and three noble houses , Cologne and Opladen 1965
  • Breidenbach, NJ, families, property and taxes ..., Wermelskirchen 2003, Verlag Gisela Breidenbach, ISBN 3-9802801-8-7
  • Breidenbach, N .J., The court in Wermelskirchen ..., Wermelskirchen 2004, Verlag Gisela Breidenbach, ISBN 3-9802801-5-2

Coordinates: 51 ° 5 ′ 8 ″  N , 7 ° 11 ′ 33 ″  E